Kompany returns to Bayern’s training ground for first time since collapse

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• Axim Pastor 10 hours ago

  If this had happened in Ghana, we would probably all have been blaming our village people instead of seeking proper medical care. Witchcraft, envy, and wickedness may be realities people believe in, but some situations deserv ...
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  If this had happened in Ghana, we would probably all have been blaming our village people instead of seeking proper medical care. Witchcraft, envy, and wickedness may be realities people believe in, but some situations deserve a scientific approach rather than spiritual explanations. We need to learn to distinguish between what requires prayer and what requires medical attention.

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• Gari Soakings 10 hours ago

  You can say this a thousand times to the average Ghanaian, but believe me, many would still rather put their trust in self-proclaimed prophets, evangelists, and pastors than use the God-given brains to think critically. Sadly ...
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  You can say this a thousand times to the average Ghanaian, but believe me, many would still rather put their trust in self-proclaimed prophets, evangelists, and pastors than use the God-given brains to think critically. Sadly, we sometimes place blind faith in religious leaders at the expense of reason, common sense, and proper medical care.

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• Uche 10 hours ago

  Wetin una wan make them do? African and religion is now a culture. Shebi una dey wan sound like mumu here.

  Wetin una wan make them do? African and religion is now a culture. Shebi una dey wan sound like mumu here.

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